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Peggy’s Post is a postal management game where players operate a post office inside a lighthouse. As its new owner, you must sort mail, calculate postage, and prepare parcels for shipping. The lighthouse has an outstanding loan, and failing to repay it can result in losing the property. In 7-Day Mode, the objective is to earn $50 before the deadline. The game has no traditional storyline with character development or quests. Its progression focuses on managing daily deliveries, following postal regulations, and earning enough money to keep the business operating.
Each day, customers arrive with parcels addressed to different destinations. Players examine the packages, weigh them on a scale, and consult the postal rulebook to determine the correct shipping price. Postage is paid by attaching stamps to each parcel. Different stamps have different values, so players must combine them to reach the required amount. Packages also need to be assigned to the appropriate shipping routes. Incorrect postage or routing decisions result in financial penalties.
Preparing shipments involves several activities that must be completed before ending the working day:
Parcels come in different shapes and sizes, making cargo organization another challenge. Players must arrange them within the available space while ensuring that each package is assigned correctly. Ships depart automatically at the end of the day, when earnings and mistakes are calculated.
Money earned from deliveries can be spent on stamp packs, postal equipment, and additional shipping routes. Upgrades introduce new tools that make sorting and processing mail easier. Players can also unlock storage and collect different stamp designs.
Peggy’s Post includes 7-Day Mode and Endless Mode. The first gradually introduces mechanics while players work toward repaying the loan. Endless Mode makes the main systems available immediately and allows players to continue managing the post office without the seven-day deadline. There are no numbered levels or combat encounters. The challenge comes from applying changing postal rules, organizing shipments, and managing expenses.